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Deb Confer
> 3 dayMy old buffing pads were worn out. Bought these as a replacement. I used them to buff and polish my daughters very neglected car. Lots of scratches and oxidation. Seven year old car now looks almost new. On one pad the glue failed and the pad separated from the velcro backing. I contacted the manufacturer and the sent me a replacement right away, no questions asked. These are keepers.
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Chris P
> 3 dayUsed these with a Meguiar’s buffing compound and a Bosch orbital sander to buff out some scratches on a newer car and also to buff an older truck. Pads stuck to the sander very well and were easy to clean with a water hose. Used the orange and yellow pads for the scratches and they worked better than expected and then used the black pad to finish. Before and after pictures attached.
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Max 908
Greater than one weekGreat set. Keep box to stope after letting them dry after using and cleaning.
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Rob & Betsi Hilton
> 3 dayGreat product, reasonable price.
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Macey Mosciski
> 3 dayNot the best nor the worse. At this price its just fine.
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victor alfredo vera
> 3 dayRecomiendo
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Gilberto Ramirez
> 3 dayNormal
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Robert E Crabbe
Greater than one weekThe pads fit my electric buffer very well. Changing pads is easy and quick. The different pads work well on different parts of my car.
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Duderous
> 3 dayWorks great with Meguiars!
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Mr. Wright
> 3 dayUpdate: I reordered these pads, and now I am embarrassed i left such a glowing review. They clearly changed these pads since then. All of the pads except the finishing pad (red) are the same lightweight material, with the same stiffness/abrasion. Previously, the yellow pad was the stiffest/most abrasive, but everyone of these are harder. The old pads were like dense foam of varying softness, this stuff is like pool noodle foam. You cant even tell by feel which cut a pad is supposed to be. They also made the cube cuts much more shallow to where they might as well be a foam brick. None of them but the red can even properly spread polish. Its instantly just rubs it off, leaving uneven work area, skipping etc. You have zero work time. Shameful...they should go back to what they had and up the price a little if they have to. Old revew: Ive tried just about all of them. I am a high volume detailer, and I can definitely say these pads are my favorite. They are durable (as a foamy gets anyway), and the cube design does a good job with working the polish, especially with one steps. I like the thickness too. The hook and loop is solid to the back of the pad, even after a year+. Even after they get beat up on eventually, the cube structure allows the undamaged portion to remain useful. I ordered lake country mediums and they felt too thin, got cut up with the slightest defect, corner, or abrasions, and one pad actually flew off the backing after just a couple cars. The cost is no comparison.